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> Navigating Divorce with Confidence and Clarity: Turning Uncertainty Into Opportunity
Divorce Is More Than a Legal Process Divorce is a deeply personal journey that can reshape your entire life. For those coming from long-term marriages, this transition often raises important concerns about financial security, relationships with children, and finding a sense of peace after years of emotional commitment. Navigating the emotional challenges alongside complex financial […]
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> Oklahoma Discovery Process
What is the Discovery Process in Oklahoma? Under 2023 Oklahoma Statutes, Title 12. Civil Procedure, §12-3226, the discovery process allows both parties in a divorce to pursue information from the other. Each party has the right to obtain information concerning any matter related to the claim. Under the law, the other party is required to […]
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> Why is No-Fault Divorce Bad?
What is No-Fault Divorce? No-fault divorce allows you to dissolve your marriage without proving misconduct. Instead of alleging marital misconduct, such as adultery, desertion, or domestic violence, you can simply allege irreconcilable differences. Irreconcilable differences means that you and your spouse do not get along and can no longer live with each other due to […]
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> Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First?
Why Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First? A divorce case begins when one of the spouses files a divorce petition or complaint with the court clerk’s office. The party making the first divorce filing is known as the “petitioner” in most states. The other spouse is the “respondent.” The spouse filing first may […]
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> Tennessee Divorce Property Division: Community vs. Equitable Laws
Is Tennessee a community property state? During a divorce, many people believe that the division of assets is “50/50.” Tennesee is an equitable distribution state, meaning that while it might start as half, Tennessee law considers several factors, including income and future earning capacity—when dividing property. Equitable may mean, in some cases, one spouse receives […]
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> Tennessee Divorce Process: Step-by-Step Guide for 2024
How to file for divorce in Tennessee. When you are no longer compatible with each other, you may consider filing for divorce. While spouses can file for divorce on their own, we do not recommend it, especially if they mutually own property or have children together. Divorce laws are complex, and you can easily forfeit […]
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> How to Protect Your Business in a Divorce: Key Strategies
In the divorce process, businesses are fair game for property division unless included in a prenuptial agreement to ensure it is separate property. If you are required to divide your business pursuant to equitable distribution rules – or even by half in community states – that can mean a major portion of your income goes […]
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> What is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in Texas?
What is a wife entitled to in a divorce in Texas? Your spouse might think they are “entitled” to certain assets, custody, child support, and spousal support, and may even threaten you with “taking you to the cleaners.” It can create a very contentious divorce process when your ex makes these types of threats. However, […]
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> How to Prepare for your Consultation
In addition to gathering helpful documents, as discussed in our previous article, there are other steps you can take to help best prepare yourself for your consult: 1. Write down your questions and concerns. Do it before your initial consultation while you have a clear mind. Make notes in your phone as questions come up […]
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